The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
lBenoit and Numa Malet, be appointed

inr for a public road in Up 8, range 3
west, and in Up range west, and re-
commend W. A, Wicket, @. 4. Taylor,
| D. McPhillips, S. J. BabcOok, Joseph
| BERTRAND and DarmoneOur Lopez be APP
pointed to lay out said road.
Petition of citizens of First and Sec-
oud ward, asking for change of road
| from Welsh Station to China Post 0thGe,
and recommend @. d. Welsh, D. W.
| wallace. d. L. Thomas, E. Dempsey, M.
! L, Fuller and d. Fl. Carr be appointed
to make said change.
| Petition of citizens of Second ward,
asking for q public road, and recommend
| Jogeph Bueklin, John Matt, ], HulbuTt,
| Frank Page, NJ. L. Shell and A. Amber
son, be appointed to lay out said road
Petition of citizens of Sixth ward, ask
| ing for change of road, be laid over Tor
further consideration. =
Petition of citizens of Third ward, ASK
ing for a public road from the loot OF
RYAN street. where it runs to the Lake
| Charles, and recommend Geo. LOCK, H.,
| H. Burleson, ]. Y. Duhon, LamounI
| Theobat Hopper, John g, Gray be ap-
pointed to lay out said road.
We, the undersigned committee, 1uf-
ther recommend to the committees IN
| the above report, to lay out said roauS,
secure the right of way from LAND OWE"
erg. as per certificate furnished them
Most respectfully submitted
JAMES Cole, Chairman,
ISAAC NICHOLS,
d. D. ANDRUs.
Committee on Appropriations made
| the following report, which was reau
and, on motion, adopted
To the Honorable President and Members Of
the Police Jury:
Gentlemen-Your committee to whom
was referred the several petitions asking
for appropriations for building bridges,
| beg leave to report and recommend the
following appropriations:
Twenty-Five Dollars, to build bridge
on Bayou Blue, near Constant CARRIER s,
on road leading from Oaklin Spring to
Nez-Pique.
One Hundred Dollars, to build bridge
on Peach Tree Chilly, on road leading
| from Welsh to Jennings:
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, to
build bridge on Cypress Greek, on road
| leading from Edgerly to Leesville.
! We further recommend that Twenty
five Dollars, of balance of appropriation
| for building bridge on Bundick's Greek,
be used to pay for material used Tor
| binding bridge on Six Mile, on road lead
| ing from Sugar Town to Oaklin Spring.
We further recommend that Thirty
five Dollars, balance of appropriation
| for Choupique bridge, be used for build
| ing a fat-boat to be used in crossing the
same bayou, on road leading from VIM
cent Settlement to Cameron llae:
Also, Twenty-Five Dollars, to build a
bridge on Beaver Greek, on road leading
from Swearinger's ferry to Sugar Town
Very respectfully.
WIN VINCENT, Chairman,
JAMES COLE,
DEMCY lies.
The following claims were presented
read and referred to committee on claims
| A Rigmaiden & Co., burial material -
for Witt Holmes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b
JOS Mathis, digging grave for Witt
7 5 M6ss for taking diving declaration
and pOst-mOrtem examination OF
James Observation-Disclosures.
DR. J Munday, post. mOrtem e&amlna- -
ton on James FOX............-.......s ~
HOMES hUS' Seiv!o:o icIe. ~ ~ 10
Thos BieInpeter visiting body of Witt
Holmes, James Fox, Nose Smith and
unknown person who was found
drowned, five dollars each,........... 20 0
DR. Z j Lyons, post mOrbem examine 80 .
ton on James FOX..................,. ~
DR. E j Lyons, post mOrtem e&amina-
tiOn on James Fox...,,....-.......... 70
DIR J Lyons, post -morGem eAanllna-
ton on WHIT Holmes and Nose Smith
$40 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ U
printing hTd3 an - ..., lis
to August, 1887. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
j P Hampton, expenses to Acadia, as
A " Hyatt, book bond and index Of
| same. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Geo D barnard, record Of cOnveyances
and miscellaneous accounts. ,........ p /
! J T Hewitt, letting out and receiving
Drluge .s.s...,ss.,,..s's s'-.,s'''s's''s y
E + Massey, burrying James Fox........ L
j J Lyons, for boarding Pat and Katie .
OOOnner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 70
. A Albert & Son, stationery for Police
Jury ,osos 70 Hcodia as
special committee. ..................... 81
II Fl White, building bridge on Indian
Bayou Observation-Disclosures I'D
D d Andrus, building bridge on DuhOn
Gully ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :''..',' ~
a / Reid, commission for assessingfor zo
5 the year 1887 '4VoS
DOsite Vincent, quarter year salary -
ending october lst SSl............:.'. 70
j W Bryan, letting out and receiving
: bridge on Black Bayou. ..,......,:.,..
+ J n Nichols, building bridge on Bridge
! Isaac Nichols, letting out and receiv-
d tx t3or6am, fee in case OF state VS..
J, Lessln Blaze ,.......:....,.'..,..:.:.'. 10
Q Demcy lies, letting out and receiving
Jttu K3dr1s, building bridge on Bun
s Joseph aS5 6oie, building bridge on Clear
:, VIM le Vincent expenses to Acadia, as A
% special COMMITTEES, .........t........-. u
John Wing, building one hundred feet
DR. ri d y J t lyons 'postmortem examina.
ton on body OF unknown man..--.... 20
l, Or E j Lyons, quarter year salary as
l. Parish jail Physician ................ Of
"a J NJ Cooley, coroner, holding inquest on
body Of Henry Tanner. ...............: 10
4 Paul Leiorgat, one days service ana a
le Jertin bowers, one days service and
a mileage in above inquest. 2
-, MFR Langley, one days services ana
"a mileage in above inquesG.-.... ..,..... 2
10 Mr. Augustin, one days services ana
mileage In above inquest, 2
N D Reid, commission on S7b5 9A.....,. 81
r d Bloch & Bro, Grape for Judges stand 2
VI L kaufman, merchandise for jail ,..... s3
al Philip Jacobs, merchandise for jau.... 9
&C II ] Ortmeyer, one cot for 3ail,......,.. ]
D j Reid, cleaning Court House. and
i wood for jail, -s-....,....s..s..s...,-s.. IL
AZ D j Reid quarter year salary, TO octo- 49,
q Der lst, 1881 .......-...........-.ss....S Il
- On motion, the Police jury adjourn
Gu until tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Approved.
n. j. W. BRYAN, President
lie Attest DosITE VINCENT, Clerk 2. ]
THURSDAY, Nov. 8, 1887
ne Police Jury met pursuant to adjeu
nj ment. All members present.
Minutes of yesterdays pFoeeedil
~ were read and approved.
N Committee on claims made the folk
- ing report which was read.
n. To the President and Members Of the 20
m Jury: